Windscribe vs OperaVPN - by VPNServicePro.com

Back to Review	Windscribe	OperaVPN
Price starts from	$4.08	-
Devices per license	Unlimited	1
Privacy and security features	IKEv2, UDP, TCP, Stealth, Wstunnel	HTTPS/SSL, no protocols
Torrenting, Netflix, HBO
Money Back Guarantee	3 days	n/a
Setup time	＜5 minutes	less than a minute
Mobile app
Server Locations	60+	3
Number of servers	530+	n/a
Payment Methods	PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, American Express, Bitcoin, Paymentwall	-
Zero-Logs Policy
Usability and Support	Subreddit, live chat, ticket	n/a
Best For	Privacy, Streaming, Sports	Travel
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, Linux, IOS	Windows, Mac, Linux
Features list	270 servers in 11 countries Unlimited simultaneous connections Transparent privacy policy Free plan with 10GB monthly	Free and easy to install Good for accessing geo-restricted content Perfect for streaming
Pros for compare page	Unlimited devices connection per one license Allows using Torrents (on some servers) Unblocks Netflix Doesn’t keep users’ traffic Supports many devices and platforms Has free version with high speed and quite a lot of servers Top security Transparent privacy policy	Completely free Doesn’t require installation and setup Very straightforward Unlimited amount of data
Cons for compare page	Comparatively small number of servers Low speed on some servers No KillSwitch option VPN conflicts with Windows Firewall	Offers only three vague locations Low but bearable speed Processes only the traffic that goes through the browser Doesn’t work with Netflix
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Last Customer Reviews: Windscribe vs OperaVPN

Steve

I tried Surfshark, Nord and Torguard before Windscribe, they all were less than stellar (various reasons). For the $$, and the fact that WS stays connected far better vs.the others, it was worth it (for me) to go WS Pro. Another selling point, WS android app has IKEv2 and Split-tunnel included, no need for strongswan app(another VPN hassle).

Steve

Nope....After Opera went to Qihoo 360 I decided to delete everything on all devices. Opera calling this a VPN is misleading at the least.

Pros: Windscribe